Crimes Against Nature
National Geographic's new TV show Crimes Against Nature follows FREELAND and the task forces we train to nab wildlife crooks.
ARREST
FREELAND and USAID launch Asia's Regional Response to Endangered Species Trafficking (ARREST) with government and NGO partners.
Who We Are
FREELAND Foundation is the only international conservation and human rights organization working across Asia that is headquartered in Asia. We are dedicated to stopping wildlife and human trafficking for the protection of our environment and vulnerable people.
Mission
FREELAND is dedicated to making the world free of human slavery and wildlife trafficking by increasing law enforcement capacity, supporting vulnerable communities and raising awareness.
Awareness
FREELAND's public awareness campaigns expose the roles that consumer demand and apathy play in wildlife and human trafficking, while also highlighting the threats these crimes pose to natural ecosystems and our way of life. Campaigns promote broad positive action.
Training
FREELAND’s training programs are designed to boost capacity to protect ecosystems and prevent the unsustainable poaching of wildlife in Southeast Asia. Our programs help local staff and communities implement self-sustaining initiatives to protect biodiversity.
Reforestation
FREELAND works with park authorities, local communities, schools and private sector partners to regenerate habitat for wildlife and help mitigate global warming. We are pioneering new reforestation approaches.
Alternative Livelihoods
FREELAND’s community outreach team encourages villagers to give up illegal poaching and logging activities through a combination of environmental awareness and the development of small-scale income generating projects.
Law Enforcement Support
FREELAND provides direct training and technical assistance to police, customs and environmental agencies to combat poaching, illegal logging, illegal wildlife trade and human trafficking.
